Foreigners shed Malaysian govt debt in June

Publish date: Thu, 01 Aug 2013, 03:18 PM
Foreigners cut their holdings of Malaysian government bonds to RM137.88 billion in June from RM144.51 billion in May, according to data from Malaysia's central bank.

Foreign holdings of Bank Negara bills and notes fell to RM61.01 billion in June from RM64.7 billion in May.

Foreign holdings of government-issued Islamic bonds, or sukuk, rose to RM2.82 billion in June from RM2.36 billion the previous month while their holdings of private sector debt increased to RM9.99 billion from RM9.90 billion.-- Reuters
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lotsofmoney

Some idiots are still handing out free money.

2013-08-02 10:33

iafx

actually, not only m'sia bond alone, the world bond markets have been highly volatile in that month, after uncle Ben sounded consideration of QE on 22/5

2013-08-02 10:38

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